Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said on Friday that cyber threats posed a "quiet, stealthy, insidious" danger to the United States and other nations, and called for "rules of the road" to guide
Panathinaikos were among three clubs who have successfully appealed a decision to exclude them from the Super League next season, the Hellenic Football Federation (EPO) said on Friday. All 16 top flight
China shares finished their best month this year on a whimper on Friday, as investors took profit on the property sector ahead of the release of May's official purchasing managers' index over
President Vladimir Putin will appoint Economy Minister Andrei Belousov as his chief economic adviser, in a reshuffle that will tighten the Kremlin's control over the management of Russia's $2 trillion economy, sources
Digital Agenda Commissioner Neelie Kroes has called for an end to mobile roaming charges before the next European elections, and said mobile network operators should no longer be able to block telecommunications
* But where will the money go? * The European Investment Bank is to provide EUR 100 mln for key investments in Cyprus. The loan will be used to part-finance investments totalling
European countries plan to scale back a proposed financial transactions tax drastically, initially imposing a tiny charge on share deals only and taking much longer than originally intended to achieve a full
President Francois Hollande's insistence that the EU executive can't "dictate" reforms to France has outraged Angela Merkel's conservatives, hours before the German leader was due in Paris for talks. Unveiling reform recommendations
Russian, U.S. and U.N. officials will meet in June to discuss ways of bringing the warring sides in Syria together for a peace conference, a Russian Foreign Ministry source was quoted as
Brussels is taking Britain to Europe's top court over its benefits rules, accusing it of denying thousands of EU citizens living in Britain the right to welfare – a claim London rejects.
